Tokyo Tsunamis: ride the wave—or get out of its way.

Mark Murakami enters Season Five with the Tokyo Tsunamis established among the Legacy League’s strongest franchises. In 2025, his steady approach produced a 10–5 record, 1,798.46 points, the league’s No. 2 regular-season seed, and a first-place finish in Division C. The result was a ten-win statement built on patience, loyalty, and competitive consistency.

Originally from Portland, Oregon, Mark carries deep Pacific Northwest sports roots into the Tsunamis front office. He is a devoted Portland Trail Blazers fan, a husband, and a proud father whose son is a promising baseball player with dreams of reaching Major League Baseball. Family, basketball, baseball, and fantasy football keep his sports calendar full—and his competitive instincts sharp.

The Tsunamis defend Fakkuofu Stadium, a 135,000-seat Tokyo Bay super-stadium built on an almost impossible scale. Five packed seating decks rise beneath twin wave-shaped roof canopies and a glowing rising-sun oculus, while illuminated bridges, towering gates, water walls, and the Tokyo skyline create the league’s largest home-field environment. When 135,000 supporters rise together, the message is unmistakable: ride the wave—or get out of its way.